A win is a win. On July 11, Americans got some long-awaited good news. President Joe Biden highlighted the consumer inflation report, which showed overall prices fell last month, bringing annual inflation to 3.0%. The IRS also announced that Biden’s new initiative to collect past-due tax debt from wealthy citizens brought in more than $1...
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White West Virginia Couple Accused of Targeting Black Children to Adopt for Forced Labor and Keeping Them Locked In Shed Are ‘the Least Racist People Around’ Claims Relative
Friends and relatives of a white West Virginia couple accused of locking their adopted Black children in a barn and allegedly forcing them to work as slaves are rallying to their defense, claiming the husband and wife are “the least racist people around.” Donald Ray Lantz, 63, and Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62, of Sissonville, remain...
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‘You Dumb S***!’: Church Outreach Leader Caught In ‘Drunk Karen’ Video Breaking Boy’s Fishing Rod In Furious Tirade
A video that’s gone viral on TikTok shows a man furiously confronting two boys fishing by a lake, breaking one of their fishing rods, then yelling at them and demanding they leave the property. In a set of videos posted by the TikTok account @FishnShi, a man identified as 62-year-old Matthew Webster approached the boys...
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‘She Looked Really Evil’: Suspect Accused In Caught-on-Camera Stabbing of New York Mother Laughs In Court as She Pleads Not Guilty to Murder, Pissing Off Victim’s Family
A woman who was reportedly caught on surveillance video last month viciously stabbing a young mother during a fight laughed in court this week as she entered a not-guilty plea to the woman’s murder. Samaria Lopez was arrested on June 14 and charged with second-degree murder in the death of 22-year-old Jordin Walston. Samaria Lopez,...
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‘Should be in the Monkey Exhibit’: Family Allegedly Fled Connecticut Home After 14-Year-old Son’s Classmates Sent Him a Barrage of Racist Messages, School Official Found ‘No Wrongdoing’
A Black teenager and his family said they fled their home in Connecticut after the 14-year-old was sent a barrage of racist messages, photos, and sexually suggestive content from his classmates. School district officials and state law enforcement launched investigations in May and June after learning that 10 children targeted their Black classmate and sent...
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The plight of Black farmers and the fight for reparations
Black farmers, representing a mere 1.4% of the nation’s farmers, have long faced discriminatory practices. Their struggle for justice and equity continues in the face of historical and ongoing challenges within the agricultural sector. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s promise of reparations Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pledged to pay Black farmers $5...